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Other packages that would save me from doing this work? #2
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Ooh maybe the labelled package has the right idea: use the labelled class from haven. Here's the vignette. |
I wrote an S3 method for tabyl on a labelled vector in a normal data.frame.
That drops the var_label into the 1st name of the tabyl output:
The annoyance is that actually, a column can have a |
Maybe some mix of So maybe the data storage paradigm is, labels in the W/ the current SurveyMonkey process, it would be nice to set all labels at once. I can't find a function that lets me supply a character vector to a data.frame, unbelievably. I guess I'll wrap my StackOverflow answer into a function? |
I could use this approach to create a named list, then pass that to |
There's also now the |
There is also |
Update: now, using janitor v1+ and setting labels with
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questionr has no vignette so hard to tell. I like that it says it uses Shiny, but where can I see something about that? And functions like
cprop
don't work with data.frames, if that's true for the underlying data classes and other functions this may not be tidyverse-friendly.memisc?
Could try surveydata but the limitations noted on its README seem undesirable. I think better to not invent a new class of object, and instead work around limitations of data.frames if possible.
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